Misono-za

Misono-za is a prominent theatre located in Nagoya, Japan. Originally established in 1922, it is known for hosting a wide variety of performances, including kabuki, traditional Japanese dance, musicals, and concerts. Misono-za played a significant role in the cultural landscape of Nagoya for many years, serving as a major venue for both traditional and contemporary performing arts.

The building itself is notable for its architecture, often described as having a classic Japanese theatre design with modern elements. Over its history, Misono-za has undergone renovations and upgrades to maintain its status as a leading entertainment venue.

In 2013, Misono-za closed for extensive renovations. It reopened in July 2018, resuming its role as a vital hub for arts and culture in Nagoya. It continues to host a diverse range of performances, attracting audiences from across Japan and beyond. The modernized Misono-za aims to preserve the traditions of Japanese theatre while adapting to contemporary tastes and technologies.